Muncie Families Thankful for Heroes and Helpers
At Saturday’s 2nd of 2 Heroes and Helpers shopping event, one of the 105 kids’ family members wanted to share the appreciation – Latoya Nevings
Target Muncie was the venue, organized by Crimestoppers.
Worrisome slow pace – As of Saturday afternoon, worry and concern: only 39% of the goal has been met for the Muncie Salvation Army with their Red Kettle campaign, which ends Dec. 24.
Each year, the Indiana Broadcasters Foundation awards ten $5,000 scholarships to support the education of broadcasting students enrolled in Indiana institutions. The app is on our Local News Page today. https://www.indianabroadcasters.org/careers/2025-scholarship-application/
Support Keeps Growing In Congress For Bill Requiring AM In Cars. Three more House members have signed on as co-sponsors, bringing the total number of supporters in the House to 271. The countdown continues in the lame-duck session and yet support continues to build for a bill that would require AM receivers to be included in vehicle dashboards.
Mike Schmuhl addressed the State Central Committee of the Indiana Democratic party and let them know he has decided not to run for another term as party’s Chairman.
Ball States 200th commencement ceremony was held Saturday at Worthen Arena. Over 1,200 received their degrees, and heard Janet Holcomb, the first lady of Indiana as commencement speaker. Ball State University President Geoffrey Mearns also presented Eric Holcomb with an honorary doctorate of law degree.
